Hello Christopher
I am not sure how you are filling your datset . Are you using Typed Dataset ? There are couple of ways to change the tableName .
a) You can use TableMappings Dialog , This is a property on DataAdapter
b) You can use SqlDataAdapter1.Fill(ds,"TableName") , You can give your tableName
Thanks
Sunder
Vb.Net
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>Subject: DataAdapter Table Names
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>Using the VS 2003 IDE, How do I specify the name that I want associated with
>the table returned by the DataAdapter? It defaults to Table. I want a
>DataSet to include more than one table and, of course, I can't do that if
>they're both named Table.
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